July 27, 1981 | Volume 55, Issue 5

It was over the falls and into the maelstrom for America's Dan Johnson at the World Wild Water bash, but the French churned on to victory

Not far from Hastings, Bill Rogers laid waste a host of Britons, a smattering of his countrymen and a German to win the Open at Sandwich

But that will remain an old story unless Miami Coach Don Shula transcends front-office foibles and player losses

A few blocks west of Times Square, at the Manhattan Plaza Swim and Health Club, Sol Stern, a 45-year-old freelance writer, has in two years undergone what sounds like an extraordinary...

It was the great international pastime at the World Friendship Series in Ohio

Kathy Rinaldi, 14 and heiress to the Evert-Austin-Jaeger tradition of youthful success, already beats some of her elders and gives promise of being the best ever

4—Paul Kennedy18, 19—Richard Mackson20—Richard Mackson (top), Peter Read Miller21—Hank de-Lespinasse22, 23—Lane Stewart, Tony Triolo-ABC Sports (inset)24—Lane Stewart26, 27—John Iacono (left),...

BASEBALL—KOREA defeated the U.S. two games to none in Newark, Ohio to win the first World Friendship Series (page 42).

JONATHAN FITTSGAINESVILLE, FLA.

MCENROESir:Congratulations to Curry Kirkpatrick on an exceptionally objective article on new Wimbledon king John McEnroe and the 1981 tournament (His Earth, His Realm, His England, July 13). The...

•Paul Harvey, ABC news commentator, after Jack Nicklaus shot an 83 in the first round of last week's British Open: "All my life I wanted to play golf like Jack Nicklaus, and now I do."